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Top 5 Safari Camps for Families

Family safaris have come into their own in the last few years, from a number of private bush homes to family-friendly suites popping up all over Africa. This is just a taste of our absolute favorites this year!

1. Seba Camp – Botswana, opens in new tab

Accommodation: 2 two-bedroom family tents with private pools
Ideal For: slightly older kids, as the camp allows kids six and up
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2. Tswalu Kalahari – South Africa, opens in new tab

Accommodation: 2 family suites or private Tarkuni Lodge, sleeping 10
Ideal For: small children, as the region is malaria-free and includes private vehicles
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3. Leleshwa Camp – Kenya, opens in new tab

Accommodation: family-style tents sleeping 2 kids in convertible daybeds
Ideal For: young kids, with activities designed for the owners’ young son
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4. Vumbura Plains – Botswana, opens in new tab

Accommodation: 2 family tents each with 2 separate rooms and bathrooms
Ideal For: Teenage and adult kids, with full sized beds and private pools
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5. Natural Habitat Camp – Kenya, opens in new tab

Accommodation: private mobile camp with up to 6 tents
Ideal For: Multi-generational families, as this private camp caters to family groups
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